Somewhat inconveniently for Yes Scotland, they also published a poll this weekend. Panelbase, their favourite pollster, says it's Y:44, N:48, D/K:8. With Don't knows stripped out it's 52-48 in favour of No.
It's well worth having a look at the poll tracker at
www.http://whatscotlandthinks.org/ . Survation, Panelbase and Yougov are all polling regularly at the moment, but Yougov is the only one showing any significant shift from No to Yes. Something peculiar is happening, but I can't quite make up my mind what it is. I am sure, however, that Scotland is not in the middle of a sudden and dramatic shift to Yes.
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Originally Posted by nomadking
Won't Scotland and lose out on GDP and tax income, when certain companies move south?
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Yes. Absent a currency union, almost the entire banking sector will be required by EU law to become domiciled in the remaining UK.